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72 speaking, so as to elevate it to its true dignity, by viewing it in its, and thus in connection with all the higher degrees of taste, whether intellectual or spiritual; and above all, by keeping it in such a state of subordination, that it may never either intrude upon or disturb those higher degrees, but may rather administer daily, as it was designed to do by their , to their purity, their strength, and their perfection.

In the blessed spirit of this prayer, both for you and the rest of my fellow creatures, I remain, My Dear Sir, Ever yours, &c.